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aqueous phase

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aqueous phase
n.
The water portion of a system consisting of two liquid phases, one that is primarily water and a second that is a liquid immiscible with water.
aqueous phase,
a fluid stage of a substance that is based on water in a liquid state, such as a solution of a substance in water.


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